The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-05
Baseball Notes.

Baseball at Bloomington ILL.,: Champaign
Clippers. H. Bloomngtons, IL
Joe Quinn disabled in Duluth recently,
and has gone to st. Louis until he RECEIVERS.
At Charlottesville, yesterday. the Rockford,
III, club defeated the Crawfordsville team,
13 toll
1t is said that the skill in coaching in the In
dianapolis club is limited to Denny. Glasscock,
Myers and Cahill.
A meeting OF the League directors will be
called when the clubs go East again, to decide
the New York Detroit protest
Johnny Shaw of Minneapolis and of last sea
| sons Blues, of Boston, is pronounced the great
short-stop of the Northwest League.
Lsitner, the new pitcher, is much better. He
did not want to begin active service on Friday,
or he would probably have gone into the box to-
day.
Nearly 1000 tickets have been sold at cle
dollar each for an hibition game in Bingham
ton with the Emras in order to help the Bing-
hamtons out of their financial strait.
Gilmore may come to Indianapolis after all.
Manager Fogel received telegram yesterday,
stating that the Washington manager had about
persuaded Gilmore to consent to the transfer.
When Kelly. of Boston, went to the field
at the beginning of Thursdays game. Manager
Fogel told him he would have to keep his tongue
still or he wou6 be ordered off the grounds
Providence has sent out many baseball cap
tains. Irwin of tae Phillies Farrell of the Wash
ingtons. Ward recently captain of the New
Yorks, and Denny of the Indianapolis mako up
half Of the league force of captains.
Pittsburg Chronicle telegraph: Beatin's
catcher, Kinslow. did not support him yesterday.
CAMEL caught him excellently. This means
Kinslow's release long. Beatin refused to
sign without his catcher. and he may become
disgruntled at the managements action
Robert Caruthers one of the most effective of
the St Louis pitchers, is lying at the Continental
Hotel in Philadelphia, threatened with an attack
of typhoid fever. He was too sick to leave with
the club Wednesday night, and President Won
der Abe left him In charge of professional
nurse.
Arson thinks Doescher has been abused I'M
necessarily. He said recently, Il think the
Detroit club the most contemplate one in the
country in the treatment of umpires. Doescher
is az straight as a string and umpires perfectly
fair. His judgment is AL. You never saw the
Detroit club yet that did not kick every time
they got beaten. 1t is disgusting"
The salaries of the members of the Pittsburg
club are said to be follows: Manager, Phil
lips. 81. 500; center fielder Tom Brown, 81, 800;
catcher, Fred Carroll, s., POO; pitcher, Ed
pitcher, Calvin. SO, 800; third baseman Whitney
ST. 600; second baseman. Charley Smith. 81. 800;
change second baseman Sam Barley. Sl.700;
catcher Miller, 81. 500: catcher, Fields. 1,40O
third baseman, Kuehne 81 400 left fielder
Beecher, 81. 400: Dalrymple. 81. 500. and right
fielder. Coleman, $l,500-making total of
$27, $50
The Eastern Base ball League has disbanded
1t started out at the opening of the with
the Hartford. New Haven, Bridgeport Dan
bury. Waterbury and Springfield clubs. Each
club put up $3.50 forfeit to in the
league until the close of the season. but poor
business compelled one after another to drop
the tockholders refused pay any
further assessments. The Hartford. Danbury
and Waterbury clubs were all that were left
when this week opened. and Hartford with
drew Tuesday. This leaves Dan bury and
Waterbury TO continue or 90 to pieces. but one
the other will try to keep alive in order to
capture the 81 800 of forfeit money in the bands
of the league treasurer Some of it is
scented by promissory notes and it may not be
easy collect. The Hartford stockholders
will not lose very heavily, they recently sold
some of their players at good figures. including
Gruber to the Detroits and Beecher to the
Pittsburgs.